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Make The Poor A Solution Not A Problem
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting different results, Einstein is often quoted as having said.
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Opinion: Brownback's Numbers Are Suspect
Credit Steve Anderson, Gov. Sam Brownback's budget director, for Monday's apology for a whopper of a claim that state spending has dropped nearly $2 billion since 2010.
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Time To Protect America From Zombies!
While America slept -- or at least while the left ate their organic ostrich burgers, drank their jackfruit-guava-flavored vitamin water and tweeted "cleverly" about Marco Rubio's "Watergate" -- Canada was preparing to counter a growing threat to the nation.
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Why The Next Pope Should Be African
Cardinal John Onaiyekan of Abuja, Nigeria, was asked last week at the celebration of Black History Month in Toronto if he thought that the time was ripe for an African pope.
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What Cruise Lines Don't Want You To Know
A Carnival cruise ship was adrift 150 miles off the coast of Mexico after an engine room fire.
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Why Abused Women Stay In Bad Relationships
This week, as the Senate decides whether to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act and Valentine's Day approaches, it's worth noting that most domestic violence victims don't ask for roses, chocolate or federal funding.
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Enough With Stories About Who's Fat
Can the media get over their collective obsession with weight?
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Ban On Gays Hurts Scouting
When I was 10, the school that hosted my Cub Scout pack told us we needed to find a new home.
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Who Is God Backing In The Super Bowl?
A fumble on the goal line. An interception returned for a touchdown. A missed game-winning field goal in the closing seconds. Most view these as just part of the game of football. But could these things actually be the work of God?
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I Hate, Hate Super Bowl Parties
I hate Super Bowl parties. My wife would prefer that I not open this column with that sentence. "We'll never be invited to another one," she says.
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Americans, Even NRA Members, Want Gun Controls
The daily toll of gun murders, and the increasing frequency and scale of mass shootings, have finally forced Washington to rethink gun policy.
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Gun Makers, Help Keep Weapons Out Of Criminals' Hands
Each year, about 30,000 people are killed and 300,000 violent crimes are committed with firearms.
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A More Equal Military? Bring Back Draft
On Thursday, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta announced the Defense Department would lift the ban on women serving in combat, marking another significant milestone for equality in our nation.
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In Gun Control Debate, Logic Goes Out The Window
President Obama has decided to move ahead with a variety of gun control measures, and Sen. Dianne Feinstein has proposed a new assault weapons ban.
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They Hate Me, They Really Hate Me
When you are on the Fox News' ticker for the wrong reasons, it's time to put things into context.
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Martin Luther King's Dream Is Alive
The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. would hardly recognize America in 2013, the 50th anniversary year of his world-famous "I Have a Dream" speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
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Presidents Should Not Swear In On A Bible
U.S. presidents should not be sworn into office with their hand on a Bible.
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Freedoms Took Hit In 2012
As the year 2012 drew to a close, events in the Middle East dramatized two competing trends: demands for change pushed forward by popular democratic movements, and an authoritarian response that combines intransigence with strategic adaptability.
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Chuck Hagel Is A Friend To Israel
It's clear from the coverage of the nomination of former Sen. Chuck Hagel for the 24th secretary of defense that many of those opposing him do not know him personally, as I do.
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Abandon Afghanistan? A Dumb Idea
Afghan President Hamid Karzai will meet with President Barack Obama on Friday to discuss the post-2014 American presence in Afghanistan.
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Cornyn: Why I Can't Support Hagel
To the surprise of many, including me, President Barack Obama has nominated former Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel to be his next defense secretary.
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Let's Take Politics Out Of Gun Research
Since the December 14 mass killing in Connecticut, we've seen a lot of finger pointing. Too many guns. Not enough guns. Powerful lobbyists. Insufficient mental health services.
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Cell phones on planes? For texting, not gabbing
You're about to make a decision that will affect millions of travelers. Your decision may please them or it may infuriate them.
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Five Tech Trends To Watch In 2013
2013 will be a year of harsh change for the tech industry. We've just experienced five years of rapid, messy and disruptive innovation, and smartphones and tablets aren't the future any longer -- they're the present.
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If I offended demanding DREAMers, I'm not sorry
Even for someone who has written more than 2,000 columns over the last 20 years, sometimes the words come out wrong.
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